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10 debates · Mormonism
James White debates Richard Hopkins on the history and biblical nature of constructing and need for Temples in the New Testament. Given the LDS emphasis on temple work this is a very important subject for reaching LDS people.
The issue of the nature of God is the dividing line that separates Mormonism from Biblical Christianity. Mormon apologists over the past few decades have begun appealing to the early church fathers and the doctrine of 'theosis,' asserting that if we acknowledge the Christian standing of these early Christians, then we should not question the claim that Mormons are Christians as well. But is this a fair use of the early Fathers? James White debates LDS apologist and FARMS contributor Martin Tanner at the University of Utah on this key subject.
Did the Atonement of Christ accomplish its purpose or to we need the LDS church and its list of works to get to heaven?
The debate begins between James White and LDS apologist Van Hale. Is Mormonism a Christian Religion? Or is it a counterfeit disguised to look like the one true Faith?
Lively discussion as James White faces mormon apologists Van Hale and Alma Allred. Listeners call in live from the very heart of mormon country with questions and comments.
Can men become God's as taught in Mormonism? When early church fathers discussed the subject of deification were they talking about a progression to Godhood? Mormon apologists Van Hale and Martin Tanner host James White's challenge on their belief in the plurality of gods as taught by Joseph Smith and the mormon church.
James White vs Gilbert Scharffs James White debates Mormon apologist Gilbert Scharffs on the meaning of sin. This debate is an excellent example of the major divide that exists between Mormons and Christians on the depravity of man. Dr. Scharffs is the retired director of the LDS Institute of Religion at the University of Utah. He has a PhD from BYU where he taught for a time as well. He is the author of the book 'The Truth About the Godmakers.'